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Re: Santorum?

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 01 Jan 12 6:03 PM | 104 view(s)
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If he does, the Tea Party is dead. Maybe a good thing. But who's going to care what Tea Partiers wish for if they cannot put a candidate up for election even when they appear to have a majority within the Republican party (I'd say they have 40-50% of the Republican vote and the establishment has 20-25% based on the bubbles and Romney's continuity).

Romney wins with a quarter of the vote?

I still think that once the others drop out, the Tea Partier allegiance will concentrate on a single candidate. I thought that person would be Bachmann. But it might just as well be Santorum. His bubble is beginning to grow. Romney has never been the fall-back guy. And that means the Tea Party really doesn't want him.


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Re: Santorum?
By: clo in ALEA
Sun, 01 Jan 12 4:46 PM 		Msg. 06462 of 54959

Happy New Year Cactus Flower.

Someone mentioned that if Romney 'wins' Iowa with less than 25%, he will have won with less then he won in 2008.

At this point, I do think Romney will end up being the nominee.

Seems if he puts a Chris Christie on the ticket, he might get some enthusiam.
But, that would mean two Easteners, maybe Marc Rubio from Florida? He could help woo Hispanic votes & Florida?

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